English Grammar in Use Fifth Edition

126.2
  Write sentences about places you have been to.  Use 
I’ve been to
 
/
 
I’ve never been to
 + the words 
in brackets.
1
  (never)  
I’ve never been to Egypt.
2
  (once)  
3
  (never)  
4
  (a few times)  
5
  (many times)  
126.3
  Put in
 to
/
at
/
in
 where necessary.  If no preposition is necessary, leave the space empty.
1 
What time does this train get 
to
 London?
2 
They arrived 
 Barcelona a few days ago.
3 
What time did you get 
 home last night?
4 
What time do you usually arrive 
 work in the morning?
5 
When we got 
 the cinema, there was a long queue outside.
6 
We were delayed and arrived 
 home very late.
126.4
  Write sentences using 
got
 +
 into
 
/
 
out of
 
/
 
on
 
/
 
off
.
1
 
You were walking home.  A friend passed you in her car.  She saw you, stopped and offered you a lift.
  She opened the door.  What did you do?  
I got into the car.
2
 
You were waiting at the bus stop.  At last your bus came and stopped.  The doors opened. 
What did you do then?  I 
 the bus.
3
 
You drove home in your car.  You stopped outside your house and parked the car. 
  What did you do then?  
4
 
You were travelling by train to Manchester.  When the train got to Manchester, what did you do?
5
 
You needed a taxi.  After a few minutes a taxi stopped for you.  You opened the door. 
  What did you do then?  
6
 
You were travelling by plane.  At the end of your flight, your plane landed at the airport and stopped. 
The doors were opened, you took your bag and stood up. 
What did you do then?  
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